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pmmnwygpij' mpmmmm yLfc..... ilfci.,i.iiiii frl lj Mff'-JJ r Pi,jrr v k"rW W- 'l ft rJBT'T' .it f .'5 J M ' lUDDFOTCD MATT, TRIBUNE, afEPFORP, OREOON, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1931. TO! i gift 'Kim v ft r 3 ' IF ! S , 1 1 ' ;IJ'- ! W It. ' LIEOUTOF IT S. 35 1 SCHENK So Says Mrs. Klein, Dctective-Nursc Statement Caused Sensation In Court Room Mrs. Klein Played Part of "Friend" Well. WIIBKIiINO, W. Va.. J". "" "Liu uiit L" il ""(I ovurylliiiiK will bo "II rialil." Acooiilinj,' to loMtinio'ny huiu Uulny, wit the ntlvicc given .Mm. Klein, a cluluclive-iiiirse, by M"r Laura Solionk, now on trial aa a pnHoiior, when dihi'ovorv ol tins al' l'uir ooinod iiiiiniiRMit. A grout crowd of the ouiious was jirusi'iit todny when Mrs. Klein, who Saturday cavo her real aame as Mi nora Zoueklor, reuumed the hfand in the Sehenh uiimo ami the evidence HUtiilinl the wtiMtKt'd wife ol the nii! llonairo inteker was noon seen to he growing more diimiitriiiK a the ease progieHsoil. ItoMitniiig her story other expeii onoou with Mr. Hellenic, .Mrs. Klein sifjd who had aceoinpauied SI':. Schenk and hur two children to the Sehenk honio on one occasion whun the defendant Maid the had the Sehenk money "well Milled." Three dny prior to the arrest o' Mrs. Sehenk, the wilne declared, Ihe defendant vvuk iiiohI evnaivo in her conversation and once nsken Alma J'JvmiH another iihrM', to leave lior alone with Sehenk, who at that lime was in a critical condition. During Ihe time Mix. Sehenk was it; the room. Mr. Klein said, she heard high wordt) pans and when (lie de I'cndenl left Sehenk'n condition was iiluriningly wiirmi. Alter that experience, who testi fied, the nurse was iuslrucleil not t. leave Mr. Sehenk alone with liei nick liiislmml. On one occasion, Mrs. Klein te.sli 11 I'd, iMrs. Sehenk declared, "Or. Hupp Miyi John (Mr. Schenk) is liu hlo to drop dead al any moment. I am determined to stick it out and he iik happy as 1 can." On the night before Mrs. Schenk wiib ai'resled, Mrs. Klein stilled, she WMh alone with the defendant in the library of Prosecutor llandlan. "I pretended to be disappointed at (he outeomo of at fairs,'' she vvit uusb said iiikI remarked, 'My God .Aim. Sehenk, what have you got me into?" She replied, "Oh, shut up you darn 1'o'd, lie out ol it, ket. quiet and everything will be i'Ii right.' " Thiu Hlnteuiunt by the Klein wo nrim oiiiwod u solvation in the court room anil Ihe attendant won' obliged to threaten expulsion in or ilur to uuiel a demoiislraliou made by (ho peclalor. When ipiiet watt hguiu resloied the wiiiOs wu iikked if she had an. porKpuul aiiimonily against Mr. Schuuk. "Xo, iudeud," hu nid with a IuumIi- On further iiuuntkiuing, Mr. Klein atliniltud mIio laid Inon iiislriictcd t Itfi'ive iuthiiiK uudoiie to uivo Mr Schenk the Idea thai she, the wituo, win Mrs. SeheukV friend ; in he i iioi'NMiry and to lonvo no sioue 1111 liirued lo caleh her, if pnxxiblo, in the act of iiiliniiiiwliMiug Ihe iwimni which il was MWiieolod wh lieinjt sHU'iiiulii!ll.v foil tu the sick mil lionaire. Whun Altorimy Mo.cp for Ihe de fiuiM', nuked Mi". Klein if il was inn Imp .1 hut khe had beun id In con npiie aualnl the defuudnnt, I'iomc cutor llandlan with iuntantly on his IVel with a viiroroiu objeelion a.ul Ihe jurv wtis (Miiidiielt'd fixiiu I In eiiiirt room while the two ultiiiie i'dliiihl out the ipieblioii of the ad mitsnliility of ouch a line of cion exaiuiimliou. Handbill deebued that kiich nil iui pulalion on the cliarmiei of tin willicw win iinwariunled. ISoycu was hitter. "A true ilotuutiw," he said, "i .i moinhor of a profesninii eiilitled to nwpeol. Thio winnitn ii. not such r. poi'Min. She is u sly liar mid 1 internl lo trunt her for what sif i." Itill'iuK the butllo of (he biw.ei. Mr. Klein muiUxl broadU n un ions iH'ciuiioiib ami when she n termed a "sly liar." ht lauuhed "in hkIiI with evident eajoyineni In iho nfJorl lo attuek Mr. Kino -cn'dibillt., Attornoy ltoyee went .it are-ill Iuimth into her private hisi.i, realizing, apimreiilly. that hot" tf-n-itniiiv win. porhtnis 111- most diiiua.-- iiiy no far adduced ayniiisl die i.i icriMU of hix elionl. Mi. Klein do einryd that she niarriud iij 1BU4 iu lie! In 1 10 lit III', .llllllis niroi imiim wliiii" hiu sBi;'.riimd in 181)8 iimj m ciired u divoico in Piltwlinw i" 1 tiUX. l-'roiu that t into on she niil sh hud coinbiHiMl the proJViuiw of inir-e and deleetii. llovi'O wu untihb' t- -h'l '' i !' limoi'v .'Ki'iusl Mrs. Schenk in ao material ri-i't'el Medtoril Mall 'rrlblino Want ada are biiHliiefm brliiKOia. TluHKlnK for UealHi , GIRLS CAUGHT: YOUTHS FLEE Two Younn Girls From Mcclforil Found In Lonely Cabin With Younu Men From Frants Pass Girls Ar rested hut Boys Make Getaway. Two yoiuiK yii'l"1 I''1"" Medtord. who no their iijji as 1(1 and 17 .veins lespectively, are under arret today in Omuls l'asfj while two yeunj: men aie futitives from justice. Josephine county officials are in pursuit. If cnuyht they will bo dealt with aiM'ordyiKly while the iils will probably bo senl lo Ihe loforui school. The two couples wcic found in a lonely cabin on Hojinu river near the cement dam, by Deputy Sheriff Sain 1j. I.iiikIiv and (leoryo Loud who were investiHiitiiif: alleged illegal 'isliintr. Knowing that the ,rirls weie under ai:o Sundry rode to the near est phone, a mile distant, mid sum moned a Josephine county officer to make the a rest, leaving Loud to guard (he cabin. Knowing they were suspected the two hos made their getaway, but aie certain to he apprehended before long. REFUSED SCHOOL GROUND LEASE Tlui school board refuseil the up ilk'iitlnu of J. II. Cutlibort for a lease on Hint pan of Hie Washington irliool grouuilH upon which u portion of Tent City now HtnmlH. When tho city was liullt Cutlibort, under tho Impression that tho prop 3ity was owni'd by W. K. Hiiruuiu. loaBod tho proporty from Iilm. WhitlucK Better. TOLIODO, Ohio, Jan. 111. Mayor Ilrainl Whillock, who is suffcrine I roin appendicitis is improving to day ,his physicians say and an op oration, piobably will be uuueei.'Sk urv. Whillock was stricken .ses-terdav. NEW GOII MEN TAKE OFFICE SOON Tomorrow Nlht Couucilmen Watt and Millar Will Take Places of Welsh anil Dcmmcr Appointments Will Be Named Then. The now couiiciiinen-eleet, ,losi Walt and Millar," will take offico At the rouulnr session of Hi" "ity conn oil which will ho held tomorrow even ing in the council chambers of tin city hall. Cuuucihiioii )nmmor and Welsh will retire. Councilman Kiu eriek was ic-clccted and Merrick Wortmau and Kiteit hold over I'm another veiir. 'fhe piiucipal Iiusiuckh to be trans acted tomoirow I'vemnu' will bo tin nialter f new appointments mid naming ot new enmnnttec-.. UGLY SCANDAL SHAKES NAVY: ADMIRAL OUT (Contliiiii'il on lkK t ) tli lied with the lud and to have pusucil lilt) hitiul over tin Iio'h face and hiiudt no vera I tliiu'n Hint to have touched 111 in on the buck while omo one wan vvntchltiK- I'artlsana of Harry deelHio this the aolo bbl tor the ehargoii. This view of tho nociitroiu'o U de nied Iu lei torn from otflceru of the Weal Virginia, who are Mild to have futlmrud the elmrne. Knur of thoo iiffli'l', their friend hole way, oh-MTv-nd the aceusod admlrurs netioiik In mieh WHy as to leave no doubt ou Iho umt tf r. Tliey aio wild to Iihvo deinmnled ihe iidiuirnrii ronlKiiatlon mid lo havt u letiort ot the affair, which ihe.v miktNl iho Heeiihwl com launder to forvvMid to WashliiKton. tusitwd of doing no. It It wild. Hurry detrtd the diHiiiaeat Mini by tele KiKpli upplikMl for hlii retlmiivut. iH'lliei At learning (hub theli lomplnlnt had not biH'u forwnrdtHl, tho four otfl rem who weie w1iiiihiiii of iho litre) nffiili a ic Hld to liuve mailed a dup lit ate of ilii doruuieni delivered tu the ndinluil to ihe mivy deiuirtiiieiit. Wheihei It In inui yei milved. ami If It htm vvh.ti action the dei'tiitiuvnt Will tflh M'OII It, 11 Ik u i iui- (lowlblu t" isioiuiii. The liuurea slon le Hi i'o howler, that a' court martial will ' oi acred ai ine only wav to avoid uil .niinn i i in- s.m I'l.iiulsio .Hit ' - "d with .in idi i that deui "in iImi-.ii i iv i- iih hi imm' -Hi tin til t ,u In an uiliti w.i SUES JONES FOR HI FEAST FIRST: "SIAKEIFIER Woman Who Gave Information. Rathbone Sisters Will Hold Supper! Which Led to the Arrest of the Convicted Murderer Now Wants Rcwart! Already Paid. Tlirouuh her attorneys, Messrs. No IT and Mealy. Mins Ahco l'rask a lu-ideut of the Appk'tfiilo dislrict. liled japers iu the circuit court this morning in it suit to recover $100. Ihe leward offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Julian (J. Mock from Sheriff V. A. Jones. In her petition Miss Trask alleges Hint on September 'Jl, Sherilf .lopes offeied the reward and that thrie days later, Mock, who is now sen -injr senleni-e iu Ihe state penitentiary for the murder of Jesse Smith, came lo her home. She notified the sheriff's office and Deputy Sheriff Miuinin came and placed Mock under arrest. The piesent notion is tiled to se cure Ihe reward which, it is churet'. wns paid by Sheriff 'ones to Deputy Sheriff Mannint;. MAY SEND BODY E The body ol Oeorjje llos ()." years old, who was l-ouud dead in bed early Saturday morning, will be held at the Perl iiuderlakiny: estab lishment until the funeral arrange ments are announced. linens was it member of the ii -pouters' union uud us Mich will be entitled to burial ut the hands of lii fellow workmen . lie bus a sister, .Miss M. A. Mows, liviiiK at -. Indiana avviiue, Chicapi, who, iu a lelcifiain received by the l'crl com pany Ibis morning, iiilimatcd that ii Hie expenses were nol too luryo the bodv iniuht X" to Chicago lor buiial. Death was due lo itppoplcxy. THEATRE MAN HAS NEW STUNT and Installation Wednesday Two Teams Will Try for Most New Members Losers to Pay Bill. Dividing for Ihe purpose into two teams, the local members of the Itnthhnuc Sit.ters will commence upon a campaign of securing new members. A supper and installation wil bo held in the Knights of I'ytii iau hall Wednesday night, and the half of the organization securing the least new members within u given period will be "slnek" for the ex penses. The committee in charge of ar rangements is composed of Mi. and Mr.s. W. W. Kifert, Miss Kilmi Kifert Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Merry, .Miss Klli koii, Miss llaswell, Harry Unswell Dancing, cards and intMc will ul.-o be features. Of i icon- to be installed aie: Most excellent chiof, Mis- Kiferl: excellent senior. Mrs. A. Ilubbarii; excellent junior, Mrs. J. A. Merry; manager, Mrs. Ohnstead; secretary, .Mrs. Men Tiowhridgc; treasurer, .1. F. Hutchinson; pust chief, Mrs. John Mutler; protector, Miss llaswell; out side guardian, Mrs. Harry Wortmni SLED RUNS BOY DOWN; WIND PIPE SEVERED I'OKTLANI), Jan. 1C -Ills wind pipe severed, as a result of a count ing accident last night,- UushoII Stan Icy, tho 12-year-old son of Mrs. W. .1. Stanley, Ilea at tho point of death at tho flood Samarltnn hospital to day. IMijHlcIans stated that In tho event tho lad recovers that ho prob ably will lose his voice. With othor youths his own ago, young Stanley was coasting down Davenport street, Portland Heights. The runner of a sled struck him In such a manner as slash through his windpipe. Rex Bench's Greatest Report. Talcs i" Abiika Iptvo been writ- 4 4 4 $50 Reward I will pay the above reward for the arrest and conviction or the person who stole my Pointer dog Sunday, January 8th DESCRIPTION OF DOG White with lemon spots. Lemon ears, blaze face with round white spot in center of forehead. Answers to name of "Duds" T. E. DANIELS Medford, Ore. ten by many authors but none have so universally reached the hearts il the people as Hex Meach's latest and best effort. "The Harrier.' It is said that every writer even tually reaches the siuninit of hii life's work and gives the world hi best, bih mightiest effort. So it .- with Rex Bench. All admired even i his curlier works, and when he gnvn ii-. the "Spoiler " with a bound hi leaped iute the foremost run lb, of irvhuui day wri'evs but with tho ap peanuice of "The Harrier" he at once outdistanced his own past of torts and took his place as the pri1 mi"r fiction writer of teh day. Kverv diameter iu "The Harrier" is o finely drawn and so clear in its distinctiveness that the reader i tempted to believe that the writer must have lived each life himself. The many startling bit tuitions are upiuoached with such delicacy and handled with Mich artistic contra -t that this play is one series of thrill ing surprise. After a phenomenal run at the New Anistcrdnia tlieatie, New York city, the play now goes o.i the road for a transcontinental tour of the country, and will he seen for the first tune at the opera house Tiioxdav, Jaiitiarv 17. Harold Granun, Formerly North American, Has Somcthiny Fresh Now Really, Didn't You Like That Voice? 11-3 Dal a polite .oiiug man call you up Saturday Did he sweely whisper iu the phone wilh all Ihe asMiranee of a personal friend "Hullo, Mrs. Drown. Yo, tbi-t is Harold (irainiu (Hiking. Yos, it in Hv the bye, Mr. Iliixclriyg iisked un to call vou up and let you know that "'flic Harrier' will be hero no.l 'Piles dav and vou can obtain tickets now Ye-, lhe will ioerve lliein tor yop till noon, lie -aid you would be sure to want to go." Ol course he did. Well that w.i- tio of Uriiiniu'h advertisiim -iui t lie in running iu advance I'm lu sliow mid at time thiuki.ig : ncv udvcilisiuit stunts. You'll be moit.v you never met bun Ho is a I'ltiludelplunn and fuM cut hi eve teeth ion tho Mliilniio'p'ii.' North Aineiieiiu. Ami .vou Ihouuiiht he wn a per sonul friend didn't you lie ih uijlit vou would. That iK why hi n.lwi' lisiuit succeeds. Ami you thought ho ho .; p'i-.o' al fiioud didn't voir.' lie thought ou would. That i- whv hi ndve tisiug Mtceeeds. I'lioral Soelcly Iti'lionisul I'lislponeil An so iiimio intMuboi of tho choral toiloty dotilro to nttoud th perforni mire or "Tho Hunloi." Tiuwdiiy ovon liiK. it liNti boon doomed Iiom to tut lioiio tho rohiHiral for I hat nlKht one wi'ok. CIIAS. I). HAKICl.UUUi. Dlreetor. to it V V V I J off on all Calendars in stock Medford Book Store i1 4 II p YOU jyE 4 X THE JEYES: Ure- ?FIRST: l.os ..(.i;i,ics uxct'itsio.v, Two Pullumn loporaliavo already been oagagwil for tho lc Aanlon ov curjlou and itu'leatluns aru that two nioro will lo r0iulriHl. If you are Irondtii takinx thli tilp, notify the louil office ut unco. ChII, write or ihouo. TMJ will euiiirv you a borth UwHhr the dto, Jnuunry IV RtnituiUtfi the low mt round nip. IU1.55. l.lnili. 0 d: y Slop mf vvlion and who o ou I' m (; .iiid r"in!( ,a I'liber Ii ltd I ill" r ii f inn ion l m l' . 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